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Hi,
I'm using XFCE on Arch Linux (64 bit). The version of xfce4-terminal is 0.6.3.
I ofthen have multiple termina windows open, mostly with mutliple tabs. When I drag a tab from one window to another, the receiving window often refuses to integrate the dragged tab. As result, I have the dragged tab as new window with just that single tab.
Even when I create a new tab in this new window in order to drag my tab back to the original window, it often also fails.
Sometimes it works, sometimes not. So far, I have not found out what condition makes the difference. At least, I checked the window dimensions (columns, rows). It fails / works independently of the dimensions.
Any ideas for a workaround ?
Known bug ?
Thanks,
tuxolero
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FWIW, it works for me in Ubuntu 16.04.
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Just happened again ... and still I have no idea about the condition that breaks it ...
@alcornoqui
Fo me, it also works in about 95% of the cases. How often did you try it ? Did you try it only with a few Terminal windows you opened just for the test ? What about Terminal windows you are really using ?
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Yeah, sorry, it was just a quick test, I'm not a heavy terminal tab drag'n'dropper
A not-so-quick test right now, with several tabs with some running processes liberally dragged and dropped failed to fail so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Let's hope someone else knows more about it.
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Maybe some more information about my use case(s) ...
Mostly, I'm only changing the order of tabs by dragging within one window. Sometimes, I accidentally drag a tab out of the window, making it a new window with just one tab. In that case, I open a second tab in the new window in order to show the tab bar. Dragging the mis-dragged tab back into its window sometimes fails.
But it fails only sometimes: I also did a test a few minutes ago and it also failed to fail ...
What I can say so far is that once a tab failed to be dragged into its original window, it also fails do be dragged into any other window.
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